- African Pottery Forming
- Professor Christopher Roy gives a virtual lecture on the history and technique of African pottery. Many photos.
- Australian Pottery
- Focuses on post World War II history (1940-1975). View photos of the pit fired pots project.
- Catawba Valley Pottery of North Carolina
- Learn about this early 19th century style developed by craftsman Daniel Seagle. Get information on potters, kiln openings, and other events.
- Delightful Dogs: Fu Dogs
- Read about the history of ceramic fu dogs, which are significant in the Buddhist religion.
- Early Islamic Tiles
- Tour the collection and learn about Lockwood de Forest II, who owned some of these items.
- Fine Mexican Ceramics
- Learn about wares made by the Olmecs, Aztecs, Teotihuacans, and other Mexican cultures.
- History of the Goodfellow Potteries
- Learn about the wares of Thomas Goodfellow I and II, who both worked in Staffordshire, England during the late 1700s to the mid-1800s. Photos.
- Italian Renaissance Ceramics
- View the collection in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Many photos.
- Kuntani Ceramic Homepage
- Learn about this elaborate Japanese style by visiting the virtual library, museum, and glossary.
- Medieval Pottery Construction
- See how 13th and 14th century craftsmen made handles, glazes rims, spouts, and more. Photos show details.
- Medieval Pottery Research Group
- Group of enthusiasts who study 16th, 17th, and 18th century pottery. Read their newsletter and get information on joining.
- Talavera
- Read about this ware produced in Puebla, Mexico. History, definition, and how to tell if Talavera is real or fake.
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